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Description
pCornet Plastic Cornet
The pCornet is a robust and hassle-free plastic cornet, designed to be a great start for anyone.
The pCornets are made from a recyclable ABS plastic and come in at just under half the weight of a traditional Cornet!
Alongside being lightweight, these cornets also have been designed to be very ergonomic and encourage proper technique and posture by being able to play for longer periods of time and not feel like you’ve just done an upper body workout.
Easy to play
If your child wants to play the trumpet but is too small to hold one comfortably, pCornet is ideal. Designed especially for small people, it is shorter, so can be held more easily, and being made from plastic is much lighter (less than half the weight!) than traditional brass cornets. This combination means little arms won’t get tired as quickly; children can enjoy playing for longer!
Great value
The pCornet is fantastic value for money, costing around a third of the price of beginner brass cornets. It comes with everything your child needs to play straight away: a soft cloth bag to protect it when rushing about between lessons/school/band, two plastic mouthpieces (2B and 4B, although it is also compatible with any regular cornet mouthpiece) and an array of supporting online learning resources.
Hassle free
As well as being easily dented and damaged, a brass cornet requires regular maintenance. Because our pCornet is made from recyclable ABS plastic it is extremely durable and strong. You’ll love that it can withstand the inevitable rough treatment it may receive wherever you take it! Low maintenance and robust – the pCornet is a worry free, dependable and fun instrument.
Progress with ease
Part of the brass instrument family, the cornet technically plays the same way as a trumpet. So, the skills your child develops playing pCornet can transfer to playing a trumpet when they are ready. Or they can continue playing the cornet, the choice is theirs!
